CSI publishes the second annual report on openings and closures in the care home for the edlerly market in 2016
Despite all the shouts of "Social Care In Crisis" we have discovered some surprising outcomes.
We find a specific sector that has grown its number of beds, and once again we can apppreciate how valuable extensions and increased registrations are, as we try to create much needed extra beds.
But unfortunately, just as we reported in 2015, there was a net decrease in the number of care home beds, rather than a required growth, to meet the increased demand due to our ageing population.
Contents:
Introduction
Executive Summary
National overview 2016 care homes for the elderly
2016 Openings and Closures by types of care provided
New Beds by types of care 2014, 2015, 2016 and the total market
Size of new homes, closed homes 2015 and the total market.
New beds by region
Local Authorities - biggest net gains in 2015
Local Authorities - biggest net losses in 2015
Openings and New beds in 2016 by size of group
Closures and Lost beds in 2016 by size of group
New beds versus closures in 2016 by size of group
Net effect of Openings, Closures and increased registrations during 2015 and 2016
One of the many charts that show the net effect of openings and closures during 2016. The one above displays the changes across all the geographical regions in England, and the report also looks at the main winners, and main losers by Local Authority.
The Report is availabale to download FREE to all Care Providers, subject to validation, and there is a nominal charge for no- providers, click here for more information.
